New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
NOES WITH A RECORD COUNT
,pom1sEs FOE raB COMING BENCH SHOW.
THE APPLICANT FOR PRIZE MUST NAVE a fhD'-
anxr-soME OF THE ENTRIEs

x,oy vprzv MUST HAVE PEDl-
onrr-soMg OF THE ENrRIEA
.,...n.h ANIMAL bench show Of dogs, under the
,.,,eas M che Westminster Kennel show' VIII open o
NJ in Madison Square Garden and promises 'o pe Wy
-. r.,,,v n not in number of exhibits TO any OF us
seo..ors But the entries do not close until Monday
ext 40 no more defnce opinion yet he expressed
m ere ia one point however, upon which Mr. Mortimer
the superintendent lays great stress ana IL - 'i"' " ~
not single unpcdigreed dog has been entered.
Rule No this year is to the effect that sire anu usn
must mo stated or otherwise the entry Will read III ino
ca,a,oc,a uedieree unknown" This might Elk some
difference In Judging For the Judge each dog Is Known
only by its number, but supposng tnat TWO "ero " "
eoual merit that line could not be draWh' te p,e
,xould he referred TO and the one without Po"ei
would stand of disadvantage. The American hen"es
Cnub stud book which started at the begimnhs
h, will proye of great service to tho breeders anu
buyers of first class dogs and lead those animals WHICH
cannot boast of pedigree to deteriorate in value
Many Of the entries from the neghborhood OF the Guy
have already been sent In. Among the eA'""''ois VI
mastifs Is E. II. Cromwell, who VIII sho" reoe"
,mportation which has carried off many prizes III Eng
land called Lady, Clare. f. H. Moores kennel Oh
Me,rose Mass and the winlawn Kennel will also snow
several new exhibits Among those sh iSto Twelve
Bernards which this year diyiaes tb s' Hosnice
ssssss At the and John
msnss OF rSs nSm Of some which
srrsdy prize winners hounds will probably have
lr,ifed
sending dogs and there is no class at all for packs
Pointers and terriers will probably ne tne ie.
q s club viii have the largest exhibit though these
will not be Competitor From the keineis az d nr
L. n1y Se, vii ssnd WHICH has Won number prizes
abroad both at field trials and bench shows Bang Bale
Is o an al fsss %'a aa Newark
The sog Ns ALSO 1mm Belle snd
" Hitchcock will send whole string OF gooa aox
which Is ns t as Tar there is only one entry
that of John Wise, of Virginia who SENDS
aa So i isn Having pushed the wall both the
collie and the black and tan, when IN turn H nov,
e IN dog win be
ccntre Of interest to people IN society CURING s s nns
Hrsnob Kennels He is most enthusiastic breedef ana
is the secretary Of new assocaon caee ,anter
and August belmont win also make large exhibits bHi
faricrs have no class but some very GOOD once at
imported by E D. Morgan may ind their way in'o 'u'
+" return to the sporting dogs the Memphis and Ayent
WsnnpeS viii send English settlers. Louis b. Wright
VIII show Glencoe Boy and ~, nafsd setter Glencoe
belonging to w. H. Pierce Of Peeks which aiea new
days Charles Fitch Of washington btas Iaara
Mamauke Wilson will probably lead as an exhDi.or %
clumber spanels the celebrated av kennels enter
fhree-Compton Bandit, Compton Bachelor anu SYhp t
Brahmn Among other psSR oe and Lady Jet There
is no class retrieyers There are so rev gpou ~
Tbomss h. Terry has devoted much care to the breed
ING M collies but as been selected as tne
ms class his excellent exhibit will not compete PrLo
Winner from England called will be shown ,, OK
w sanford and j. Van Setback and the Chestnus
Ciup of Philadelphia will compete IN the VARIOUS s
perrenont Fdwardes makes the hrst entry OF pooues'
and nj beagles the best known exhibitors are te
set Kennels and Alden Weir the artist MIS- LuSeho
Clarke has entered her celebrated japanese
and among the pugs are the pets of Mrs Charles "he"
lev the actors wife. .., -. .or az IN nrn,-
hers ~ Mr. Mortimer asked. - ., oss
-It impossible 10 say yet but as you see minor inn
portance-" q,
The bulldogs for instance Y ,,,.,.o mn,
oh the bulldogs come from Boston we nave HUI
iyedt their entries yet"